NBA Injured & Suspended List Basketball

Atlanta Hawks

Date	Player	GP	P-R-A	Injury	Status
30.4	Jock Landale (C)	23	9-4-2	Ankle

Boston Celtics

15.6	RJ Luis Jr. (SF)	29	4-2-1
2.5	Jayson Tatum (PF)	16	22-10-5	Knee

Brooklyn Nets

12.4	Nolan Traore (PG)	56	9-2-4	Illness
11.4	Josh Minott (SF)	16	11-3-1	Ankle
11.4	Nicolas Claxton (C)	69	12-7-4	Finger
11.4	Noah Clowney (PF)	66	12-4-2	Ankle
11.4	Terance Mann (SG)	63	7-3-3	Knee
11.4	Ziaire Williams (SF)	56	10-2-1	Foot
4.4	Danny Wolf (PF)	57	9-5-2	Ankle
3.4	Michael Porter Jr. (SF)	52	24-7-3	Hamstring
12.3	Day'Ron Sharpe (C)	62	9-7-2	Thumb
9.3	Egor Demin (SG)			Foot

Charlotte Hornets

6.5	Brandon Miller (SG)	65	20-5-3	Shoulder
9.4	PJ Hall (C)	12	6-6-1	Ankle

Chicago Bulls

13.5	Josh Giddey (PG)	54	17-8-9	Ankle
23.4	Rob Dillingham (PG)	30	10-3-3	Wrist
11.4	Isaac Okoro (SF)	63	9-3-2	Quadriceps
11.4	Matas Buzelis (SF)	77	16-6-2	Ankle
10.4	Anfernee Simons (SG)	6	15-3-3	Wrist
10.4	Guerschon Yabusele (PF)	26	10-6-2	Shoulder
10.4	Nick Richards (C)	20	9-8-0	Elbow
26.3	Jalen Smith (PF)	53	10-7-1	Calf
21.2	Zach Collins (C)	10	10-6-2	Toe
3.12	Noa Essengue (PF)	2	0-0-0	Shoulder

Cleveland Cavaliers

25.5

Dennis Schroder (PG)

8-2-4

Illness

Dallas Mavericks

13.4	Cooper Flagg (SF)	70	21-7-5	Ankle
12.4	Brandon Williams (PG)	66	13-3-4	Illness
12.4	Caleb Martin (SF)	58	4-3-1	Heel
12.4	Marvin Bagley III (C)	22	11-7-1	Shoulder
12.4	Naji Marshall (SG)	74	15-5-3	Hip
12.4	PJ Washington (PF)	56	14-7-2	Elbow
18.2	Kyrie Irving (PG)			Knee
10.12	Dereck Lively II (C)	7	4-5-2	Foot

Denver Nuggets

1.5	Aaron Gordon (PF)	36	16-6-3	Calf
1.5	Peyton Watson (SF)	54	15-5-2	Hamstring

Detroit Pistons

15.6

Charles Bediako (C)

Golden State Warriors

18.4	Quinten Post (C)	67	8-4-1	Foot
13.4	L.J. Cryer (PG)	18	8-2-1	Ankle
24.3	Moses Moody (SG)	60	12-3-2	Knee
20.1	Jimmy Butler (SF)	38	20-6-5	Knee

Houston Rockets

2.5	Fred VanVleet (PG)			Knee
2.5	Kevin Durant (PF)	78	26-6-5	Ankle
28.1	Steven Adams (C)	32	6-9-2	Ankle

Indiana Pacers

13.4	Jarace Walker (PF)	76	12-5-3	Foot
12.4	Ben Sheppard (SG)	65	7-3-2	Hip
11.4	Aaron Nesmith (SF)	45	14-4-2	Neck
11.4	Andrew Nembhard (PG)	57	17-3-8	Back
11.4	Pascal Siakam (PF)	62	24-7-4	Ankle
11.4	T.J. McConnell (PG)	56	9-2-5	Hamstring
20.3	Ivica Zubac (C)	5	12-7-2	Ribs
9.2	Johnny Furphy (SG)	35	5-4-1	Knee
28.10	Tyrese Haliburton (PG)			Achilles

Los Angeles Clippers

5.3	Yanic Konan Niederhauser (C)	41	4-3-0	Foot
12.11	Bradley Beal (SG)	6	8-1-2	Hip

Los Angeles Lakers

12.5

Luka Doncic (PG)

34-8-8

Hamstring

Memphis Grizzlies

15.4	Adama-Alpha Bal (SG)	8	10-3-2	Ankle
13.4	Walter Clayton Jr. (PG)	24	10-2-6	Hip
11.4	Cam Spencer (PG)	72	11-3-6	Back
11.4	Cedric Coward (SG)	62	14-6-3	Back
11.4	Gregory Jackson (PF)	55	13-4-2	Knee
11.4	Taylor Hendricks (PF)	26	11-5-1	Thumb
11.4	Ty Jerome (SG)	15	20-3-6	Ankle
29.3	Jaylen Wells (SG)	69	13-3-2	Toe
24.3	Ja Morant (PG)	20	20-3-8	Elbow
15.3	Santi Aldama (C)	43	14-7-3	Knee
13.3	Scotty Pippen Jr. (PG)	10	11-2-5	Toe
1.3	Zach Edey (C)	11	14-11-1	Ankle
19.2	Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (SF)	51	8-3-3	Finger

Miami Heat

27.4	Tyler Herro (PG)	33	21-5-4	Foot
14.4	Bam Adebayo (PF)	73	20-10-3	Back
14.4	Dru Smith (SG)	70	6-3-3	Foot
14.4	Nikola Jovic (PF)	47	7-3-2	Ankle

Milwaukee Bucks

13.4	Gary Harris (SG)	48	3-1-1	Groin
13.4	Pete Nance (PF)	47	5-3-1	Knee
12.4	Ryan Rollins (SG)	74	17-5-6	Thumb
11.4	Bobby Portis (PF)	67	14-6-2	Wrist
11.4	Gary Trent Jr. (SF)	65	8-1-1	Oblique
11.4	Giannis Antetokounmpo (PF)	36	28-10-5	Knee
11.4	Kyle Kuzma (PF)	69	13-5-3	Achilles
11.4	Myles Turner (C)	71	12-5-2	Ankle
28.3	Kevin Porter (PG)	38	17-5-7	Knee

Minnesota Timberwolves

26.4

Donte DiVincenzo (SG)

12-4-4

Achilles

New Orleans Pelicans

11.4	Bryce McGowens (SG)	42	8-2-2	Toe
11.4	Dejounte Murray (PG)	14	17-5-6	Hand
11.4	Karlo Matkovic (PF)	62	6-4-1	Back
11.4	Trey Murphy III (SF)	66	22-6-4	Ankle
11.4	Yves Missi (C)	66	6-6-1	Hand
11.4	Zion Williamson (PF)	62	21-6-3	Knee

Oklahoma City Thunder

14.6	Thomas Sorber (PF)			Knee
13.6	Nikola Topic (PG)	10	5-2-4	Back
30.5	Ajay Mitchell (PG)	57	14-3-4	Calf
30.5	Jalen Williams (SF)	33	17-5-6	Hamstring

Orlando Magic

3.5	Franz Wagner (PF)	34	21-5-3	Calf
3.5	Jonathan Isaac (PF)	52	3-3-0	Knee

Phoenix Suns

28.4	Jordan Goodwin (SG)	70	9-5-2	Calf
28.4	Mark Williams (C)	60	12-8-1	Foot

Portland Trail Blazers

28.10

Damian Lillard (PG)

Achilles

Sacramento Kings

13.4	Isaiah Stevens (PG)	3	3-1-3	Ankle
11.4	DeMar DeRozan (SF)	77	18-3-4	Hamstring
11.4	Keegan Murray (PF)	23	14-6-2	Ankle
11.4	Malik Monk (SG)	62	13-2-3
11.4	Russell Westbrook (PG)	64	15-5-7	Toe
15.3	Drew Eubanks (C)	42	5-3-1	Thumb
20.2	De'Andre Hunter (SF)	2	8-2-1	Eye
19.2	Zach LaVine (SG)	39	19-3-2	Finger
18.2	Domantas Sabonis (C)	19	16-11-4	Knee

San Antonio Spurs

4.2

David Jones (SF)

3-1-2

Ankle

Toronto Raptors

3.5	Brandon Ingram (SF)	77	22-6-4	Heel
3.5	Immanuel Quickley (PG)	70	16-4-6	Hamstring
13.4	Chucky Hepburn (PG)	2	0-1-1	Knee

Utah Jazz

11.4	EJ Harkless (SG)	26	7-2-3	Hamstring
11.4	Isaiah Collier (PG)	59	12-3-7	Hamstring
11.4	Keyonte George (SG)	54	24-4-6	Hamstring
11.4	Kyle Filipowski (PF)	77	11-7-3	Back
11.4	Lauri Markkanen (PF)	42	27-7-2	Hip
23.2	Jusuf Nurkic (C)	41	11-10-5	Nose
12.2	Jaren Jackson Jr. (PF)	3	22-4-3	Knee
5.11	Walker Kessler (C)	5	14-11-3	Shoulder

Washington Wizards

11.4	Alex Sarr (C)	48	16-7-3	Toe
11.4	Bilal Coulibaly (SF)	56	12-4-3	Heel
11.4	Tre Johnson (SG)	60	12-3-2	Foot
11.4	Tristan Vukcevic (PF)	49	9-3-1	Knee
8.4	D'Angelo Russell (PG)
7.4	Anthony Davis (C)			Finger
7.4	Trae Young (PG)	5	15-3-6	Quadriceps
2.4	Kyshawn George (SF)	48	15-5-5	Elbow
17.1	Cam Whitmore (SG)	21	9-3-1	Shoulder

The list includes both injured and suspended players. The columns are, respectively:

updated
player name (position)
games played
points - rebounds - assists
Injury
status
- ?+ likely to play
- ? status uncertain
- ?- unlikely to play
- - will not play
- s suspended

Last updated 15.6.2026 06:17 GMT

News - injuries

Knicks rally past Spurs in Game 1

4.6.26 New York

The New York Knicks overcame a 14-point second-half deficit to defeat the San Antonio Spurs 105-95 in Game 1 of the NBA Finals. Jalen Brunson led the comeback with 30 points, including 13 in the fourth quarter, while Karl-Anthony Towns added 18 points and 12 rebounds. The Knicks closed the game on an 11-0 run and extended their playoff winning streak to 12 games, tying the second-longest postseason streak in NBA history.

Robinson questionable for NBA Finals opener

3.6.26 New York

Mitchell Robinson is listed as questionable for Game 1 of the NBA Finals against the San Antonio Spurs after undergoing surgery last week to repair a broken finger on his right hand. Robinson participated in light drills during media day and is eager to play, but he still needs medical clearance from the Knicks. The veteran center has appeared in 13 playoff games this postseason, providing valuable rebounding and defense off the bench.

Jalen Williams ruled out for Game 7

30.5.26 Oklahoma

The Oklahoma City Thunder will be without All-Star forward Jalen Williams for Game 7 against the San Antonio Spurs after he aggravated a left hamstring injury. Williams missed Games 3-5 and played only 10 minutes in Game 6, where he appeared limited and ineffective. Coach Mark Daigneault praised Williams' effort to return despite not being fully healthy.

Mitchell Robinson breaks finger before NBA Finals

29.5.26 New York

itchell Robinson suffered a broken right pinkie finger ahead of the NBA Finals. The New York Knicks center was injured after helping the team sweep the Cavaliers to reach its first Finals since 1999. There is currently no timetable for his return. Robinson has played an important bench role during the playoffs, providing rebounding and interior defense behind Karl-Anthony Towns.

Williams struggles in return as Spurs force Game 7

29.5.26 Oklahoma

Jalen Williams returned from a hamstring injury in Game 6 but had little impact as the Oklahoma City Thunder were blown out 118-91 by the San Antonio Spurs, forcing a Game 7 in the Western Conference finals. Williams scored just one point in 10 minutes and appeared limited physically after missing three games. Meanwhile, MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander continued to struggle offensively against San Antonio's defense led by Victor Wembanyama.

Thunder rule out Mitchell for Game 4

24.5.26 Oklahoma

Oklahoma City Thunder guard Ajay Mitchell will miss Game 4 of the Western Conference finals against the San Antonio Spurs because of a right calf strain. Mitchell had started seven playoff games in place of Jalen Williams, who remains questionable with left hamstring soreness. Mitchell, a key contributor off the bench this season, struggled in Game 3 with just two points and one assist in 17 minutes.

Williams day-to-day with hamstring injury

22.5.26 Oklahoma

Oklahoma City Thunder star Jalen Williams is being evaluated daily after re-injuring his left hamstring during Game 2 of the Western Conference finals against the San Antonio Spurs. Williams, who has battled multiple hamstring strains and missed significant time this season, played only seven minutes before exiting. He remains questionable for Game 3 but traveled with the team to San Antonio.

Jalen Williams exits with hamstring tightness

21.5.26 Oklahoma

Thunder star Jalen Williams left Game 2 of the Western Conference finals against the Spurs with left hamstring tightness after an early first-quarter exit. He did not return, and Cason Wallace started the second half in his place. Williams, who has battled multiple injuries this season, will undergo an MRI Thursday to determine the severity. Despite his absence, Oklahoma City won 122-113 to even the series at 1-1.

De'Aaron Fox sidelined for Game 1

19.5.26 San Ant.

San Antonio Spurs starting guard De'Aaron Fox was ruled out of Game 1 of the Western Conference finals against the Oklahoma City Thunder due to a right ankle sprain. Fox sustained the injury in the semifinals against Minnesota but played through it until now. The Spurs went 7-3 without him during the season, but his absence is a major setback in the high-stakes series.

Anunoby optimistic after hamstring injury

17.5.26 New York

OG Anunoby returned to practice with the New York Knicks after injuring his right hamstring in the Eastern Conference semifinals. He said the injury wasn't as severe as a past hamstring issue and has been a full participant in recent sessions, reporting he feels good. The Knicks have extra rest before the Eastern Conference finals, giving Anunoby more recovery time.

Jalen Williams declares full health ahead of West finals

16.5.26 Oklahoma

Oklahoma City Thunder star Jalen Williams announced he is healthy after missing six games with a Grade 1 left hamstring strain, confirming he will be ready for the Western Conference finals. Williams said he took extra recovery days thanks to the team's 3-0 lead over the Lakers, avoiding risk before facing the Spurs. The third-team All-NBA wing, limited to 33 regular-season games due to injuries, had a strong playoff start before straining his hamstring in Game 2 against Phoenix.

Robinson sidelined in Game 5 loss

15.5.26 Detroit

Pistons guard Duncan Robinson missed Game 5 of the Eastern Conference semifinals against the Cavaliers due to lower back soreness, ending his streak of 11 postseason starts. Robinson has been Detroit's top three-point shooter, averaging 11.5 points and hitting 44% from deep.